Dish 1846 - 1858

This octagonal dish, created by the American company Lyman, Fenton & Co. between 1846 and 1858, showcases the popular "croaking" glaze technique, a distinctive yellow and brown mottled pattern that resembles the skin of a frog. These types of dishes, often produced by the company in various shapes and sizes, were sought after in the 19th century for their unique beauty and durability, and are now highly valued by collectors.